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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-25

SPoRlING GOODS, GUNS, &c.-we arc now
y receiving our stock of Paper Shells, Guns,
Primers, Wads, &c., to which VIC invite the atten-
tion of the public. Prices low and goods first
class. JAS. F. CARL1N & SONS,
aus23 New No. 315 King St., Alexandria.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-06-04
ItrrnAinr m nrntIr.

lii tie day, Of ~, Us we are Informed bv
John Jones, one of The original argonauts. II
member Of party Of newly arrived miners
strayci away from his companions and was
destroyed by grizzly The friend upon
whom it leyol,el To "hrrak the news gently"
TO the helravcl parents showed himself equal
10 the occasion by writing 10 them the fol
lowing larouc letter:
"Mr llnbspn: Deer sur, the Eiott ; has etc
Yer suns bed uph - Omaha World
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Eclectic Magazine
OF
Foreign Literary, Science, aud Art
ssTME LITERATURE OF TIE WORLD"
lse7.-45d YEAR.

The Foreign Magazines emhndy the best
thoughts of the ablcst writers of Europe. II
is the aim of the ECLEcTiC MAGAZINE to Sc
lect aud reprint al the repres sentative aIti.
cles thus given to the world
The plan Of the EcLECuc includes "Sci-
ence," "E>says," 'Reviews," "B,ogiaphi-
cal, " Sketches, "Historicai Papers, "Alt
Criticism =" travels" F." ''Poehy ami Short
Stories ."
Its Editorial Departments comprise "Lit-
erary Notices, " dealing with current home
books. 'Foreigu Literary Notes" "Scence
and Art, summarizing bIieHy tn new dis
coverics and achievements in the field. and
consisting Of choice extracts from new hooks
and foreign journals The subinincd lists
exhibit the principal sources whence material
is drawn. and the names of some OF the
leading authors whose articles may bq
expected to apnear:
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-06-04

Ponds Extract, for Pain, Inhlmma-
iiou and IIrmuhaEe Try this lest rrmrdy
~ The word. Ask some friend about the
E% ract. Unauimous verdict,
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-06-04

A FARM, SAY OF $50
Ess3 to 200 aGirS fine land under good
CIV cultivation With some good timber
aud iuunig streams Of water on line of Phil
adclphu, and Baltimore Turnpike between
Wrlmiuptou and Ekton---BIildpgs nay be
old stone or hick drlling with ample baus
outhuildtues, etc. Please address with drs.
cription and price FARMER,
WIIMINCToNIAN Office
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Z. II. PELTON, Publisher,
~ Bond street, YORK.

sixty years of Il busy Journalists life AT
Washington are cpltomizcd in Maj. Ben
Perley PORES two superb volumes One
of the admirers OF the Major recently said
that "at ii .u,licious ripe period OF life the
Major stopped growing Old, ard since then,
like someu of the choice old Madeira Of which
he writes with so much feeling. he has only
been accommodating boquet and flavor" Maj
POore has been one Of the best known and
one of the most knowing men in Washing
ton society ior half century. III, has the
sunny temperament delightug in bright, sa-
cal mtelcourse Yet his connection with
daily journalism and Lis position in the
L, ;. Senate placed lin always il the thick
Of political affairs aud social gossip He was
ever in the Washington "Swim," and never !
failed tn hear on see what was said and
done.
The Major could never bt very solemn
and in his ripened sketches Of Washington
life every phase reminds Lin Of half a dozen
amusing anecdotes. Ills las latu gilt III
telling story, and Ills anecdotes are rex
haustible.
Iii, book Will MT "nly ad nsIc o lis
fame as writer, but is Of 50 nu.q ,e . char
acter and - intensely Interesting il matter
that it viii Prove valuable contribution 10
the literature Of the country. Il las mrh
for the mirthrnI, wit for tae witty, inform a
ton for all, and We doubt If il lta4 been
equa!lcd BY any subscription book since the
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-06-04
Enterprise.

The Wilmington Clothing House, ]. w.
Dietcnaorr, manager has developed the fact
that they can compete with houses Of larger
cities in that they obtained the contract to
make twenty-five pair or pants for the Phrx.
inville Military Band, Notwithstanding the
fact that Philadelphia houses bid for tile
sane. This is due in great part to the fact
that the ability Of the cutter Mr.. Thos. f
Cullen was known to the members of this
Band. Call and see his immense stock. New
suiting just arrived 70. spring suits,
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-06-04
worm Ynnr Attrntinn.

Cut this out and mail to ALLEN 4 Co.,
Augusta, Maine, who viii SEMI you free.
something new, that Just coins money FOR all
workers. As wonderful rs the electric light,
as genuine as pure gold il will p.oye OF life
long value and Importance to you Both
sexes ali ages ALLEN & co bear cxpensc
Of starting yon ia business. Ii will bring
you in mo'e cash, right away, Than anythiug
else in this world. Anyone any ywhcre can
do the ~ ork, aud live al hume also Better
write at once then, knowing an, should you
conclude that you dpu'l care 20 engage, VII,
no harm IS duHr.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-06-04
ADYERTlSINe RATES.

Reading notices ten cents per nne for each inser'
tion; single column thirtytive cents per inch Tor
each Insertion; one single column six dollars and
fifty cents for each insertion; double column nifty
cents per inch TO each Insertion,
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-06-04

EEDTlCE.-KNOWING HEFAVORI IN
rs Nlilt II our watch clubs are held which
i Indicated Uy tie large number Of our be st
citizens "ho haze s,cnIed through this me-
dunn valuable ttmrpirces that will ser, e
them The remainder Of their live and bcliev.
mg that he improved COZ ditiun Of business
would enable others who desire to avail
themselves Of this easy method to obtain a
good wa'ch,wc have decided to start another
series of uur club un the iilst day of March,
and ~c extend to all an invitation Qcal and
examine ON stock of Watches from which
selections can be made and also to enter their
names in time for the first drawing which
takes pace March lSt
5. II. BAYNARD,
Fifth and Market streets.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-06-04
Sew Trains

The Baltimore and ohi, Rll,oJd time Ia
bic published to-day prn,id's tor new
combination freight aud pas, g, ger train to
leave the Dsawatc avenue station at 81
+. NJ. daily, except Sunday, for Philadel-
phia, arriving there at 80 p. m. 4 similar
tram leaves this city 'la.ty, except Sunday,
at $50 a. M arriving at Canton, Nd a,
B. 45 p m
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-06-04
sTEEL ENoRAVINos.

The Eclectic comprises each year two
large volumes OF over 100 pages. Each Of
these volumes contains a fine Steel engraving,
which adds much to the attraction Of the
magazine.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-06-04
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subscription tor three months, ST. The
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4 Fair Inference.

Pat, you've been ,lriukn' ugum" Beg
gin Yer pardon, but I've not. ,pr" "Isbas!
NoIr breath convicts you; what would y,u
think II You should come into my room here
and bc greeted with unmistaEable evidences
of the fumes Of whisky" ora think. sor
i'll he moighty indecent of We not 10 he
LAWN the decanther rhcre q gmtleman could
hiln himself ~ Ionkers Gazette
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-06-04
PcriodicnIa.
AnaI,n,.n-

7he aim Of Tic Eclectic Is to be tnytrncttre
and not scasatioadi Gad Il comments iSef
particularly to al jnteiiigca dad Hopgiu1i
readers ,0l0 desire instruction as NcN as GntCF-
tninlnent.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-06-04
selinn.I, Len. MI Mrrr.

Il congratulate you, Brudler Jones, On yc
success
Il guess Won air a little mite too previous
why, Brudder Jones, ! was informed Hat
you was reelected
Dat am mistake: I regret Ter say. on de
contrary, Sam'l, lsr been seriously dis
elected"
To I've seriously di,elrrtel" is the fate Of a.
good many candidates Yuuth's Companion.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
Old Guards Garden Party.

The garden party to bs given by the
Union Veteran Corps Old Guard, ann
which has been indorsed by large numb r
of our citizens, will take place at thr
Schuetzen fark on Thursday evening Sept
|. 1887. The committee nave perfected al
arrangements and will endeavor to IN AXE Il
attractive in every feature In order thu,
those who attend may spend pleasan'
time; the object, the purchase of arms AM
accou'Iements, should commend itself to
all, espe cially the comrades OF the & A. X
who wish TO see an armed guard at the head
of their grand organization Many frlen Is
Of the corps have responded nobly by
private subscription, but the cOmmItter
being short OF the necessary am Iunt, hav~
adopted this means for the attainment Of
their object and hope that the low price Of
tickets will be an induccment for all
friends Of the Vets to lend helping hand.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
Robberies Reported.

Albert NJ. Raymond, OF Seventeenth and G
streets northeast, reports stolen from him
three p cures Va aued at $50; James Ii. Han
ba' k, the contractor building the new school
house on Fifth street, between d and E streets
northeast, reports s6 worth of ,ools stolen;
Irahk j. Ettnger, of No. iS3 Missouri avenue,
itI or's u gold hunting case watch valued at
'"u stolen; II lady's gold watch Il I'd cham with
wo silver bangles aud charms, wo tn IN all
20. we've stol, n from Mrs Emma McKelden,
4 No. 023 street nortnw west, betwe, Sand ~
tifteertN street northwest lost two silver
,pO"ns worth s3 from his house, Mrs C. I
Br man, 1908 S venrh street northwest, re
roris stO en- from her hou.e one crown silk
dress, md cost, vest, aud pair Of pants,
valued at so; Peter Morgan, 22ll l. street
northwest, reports tina! a rDIt, vaSt, u plir If
,hn's ). and " in money stolen; Bessie Taylor
l3S5 l. street nor'hNeS', reports stolen from the
basement Cf her house, one black and white
figured pCtcalc dre,' worth So.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
Man of Many Positions.

Gilbert's alegorIcal Pooh Bah is being
outdone by Judge Albert W. irving, Of
Atlantic City, N. J. Heis justice of the
peace, coroner, notary public, commits
sioper of deeds, real estate agent, insurance
broker, conveyancer, claim agent, aud pen
sion attorney, clerk to the board OF chosen
fleebolders, clerk to the almshouse trus-
Hose Company No. ], member of the
Morris Guard, and rising citizen gen
etaily 1t is expected that at the next
election he will be nominated for all tn"
Offices on the ticket. He explained to somr
Of the Light Infantry boys that he di lint
call on them as often as he would like TO
hecanee his spare time was somewhat
limited
National Republican., 1887-08-31
THE GRAND ARMY.
Commissioner Black Not n Candidate
for Commander. In Chief.

Commissioners Black Not Candidate
for Commander. In Chief.
Gen. John G. Black, commissioner Of pen
sioDs, has been confined to his room since
his return from Wiers, N. H., suffering
from an attack Of rheumatism, and has
been compelled to cancel all engagements
which would necessitate his leaving the
city during the coming month. Gen.
Black said yesterday in reference to the
published statement that his name might
he presented to the Grand Army OF the
Republic at St. Louis as candidate for
commander-in-chief: "Such a thought has
never occurred to me. 1t is impossible
that such q thing should occur. The po.
sition is wholly incompatible with the one
| am now holding. never have desired III;
never have believed that any one seriously
desired 1t for me; never expected Its tender
to me, and could not accept 1t II rendered"
National Republican., 1887-08-31
THE TROUBLESOME UTEs
Now on the Reservation and Dis posed
IN Remnin There.

Now on the Reservation and Dis posed
to Remain There.
Gen. Terry last evening forwar led the
following dispatch in regard to Colorow
and his followers which he received from
Fort Duchesne, Utah:
Colorow and all his followers are now at
Outay agency nfty miles from Colorado, and
manifest disposition TO remain on their
reservation. No more excitement among ne
Indians. Militia and cowboys hold hundre
Of horses and thousand OF sheer. and goats be.
longing to Colorow and Chita (Chipea), Ouray's
widow. This stock was grazing on the land
claimed by Indians as belonging to their res.
erv9,i9n ana where I ehey y have been p,r4ited
tiers have claimed location there aud have at
east succeeded In driving Indians in Colo
row has not since this trouble been on the war
path and has made his way to the reservation
avoiding hostilities as far Ms possible,
RANDlLETT COm'd'g Post.
RAY, A. A Gen.
ALFRED II TERRY, Mai. Cen, Com'd'g.
WANTING TO DE LET ALONE.
A dispatch, under date OF Aug. 90, was
received by the com missioner OF Indian
affairs from Agent Byrnes, OF the Ouray
agency. Utah, stating that Colorow and
his followers were at the agency and are
willing to remain on the reservation. lie
asks that Mai. Leslie be ordered to give up
to the Indians some 300 head OF horses run
of by his command. The Indians when
pursued by Sheriff Kendall were compelled
TO abandon 2, 600 sheep and several large
herds Of goats.
Commissioner Atkins ordered the agent
to remove all intruders from the reserva-
tion and to collect and restore to the Iu-
dams all the property abandoned by them.
Acting Secretary Mul5row sent dispatch
to the governor Of Colorado asking him,
under direction Of the President, to co -op.
rate with the agent in his efforts to make
and keep the peace.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
Items OF Interest Gathered for the
'Repubiioan's" Readers.


Mrs. Dora +. Kelley, wife Of G. Frank
Kelley, of this city, died early yesterday
morning at the home Of her brother, near
Rappahannock station. Her remains will
he inferred at her old home, Brlstersburs,
in Fauquier county.
Cards are cut for the marriage Of Mr.. J..
VI. johnson and Miss Constance G. Beach,
laughter of S. L. Beach, esq, which is to
take place on the 18th proximo.
Maj George Duty, commissioner OF rev.
rue Of this city, is spending few weeSs
at Colonial Beach.
The clerk Of the public schools had, up
10 yesterday, issued 7i5 permits to whites
'or entrance to public schools.
Police Officer Jerry Frinks, who was
supposed to be dying on Saturday evening
last, has entirely recovered, and WAS on
duty yesterday, making one arrest Of a
hurly negro and served sixteen supnuas
MIR. Franks is the Oldest officer on thr
force, he having served tweuty-one years
as an officer.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
Lodge nIeetings To.Night.

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
l.. y. o. F.-Columbian, No. /. Odd Fellows
Hail.
Knights OF Pythias-Franklin, No. 2, Nc
Cauley's Hall, 209 Pennsylvania avenue south
east Hermione, No. IL, Georgetown; Mount
Vernon, No. g. Pennsylvania avenue and
Ninth street northwest.
l. o. OF R-Union. No. 81, 3li Eighth street
northwest
q. A. F.-Newton Camp, lie Droit building,
Room 40
Sons of Jonadab-ITope, No. IL, Pennsylvania
ayenue and Nineteenth street.
A J.. of H. Capital City, No. 463, Seventh
and X streets northwest
10. q. T.-Fldelty, No. q, Haynes's Hall,
AnaCostia Columbia No p, g23 + street
K. 4. OF T.-Capital City, No. /, Stidham's
Hall, 1923 Seventh street northwest
J.O u. A. M.-Golden Rule, No, 2, Academy
Hall. 1906 Thiity.secOud street northwest.
/. o. M,-Capital, No. II. 600 Q street north
west.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
UNJUST DISCRIMINATION.
Charges Made by a Citizen Against All
tho District Commissioners.

tho District Commissioners.
A special meeting of the Citizens Asso-
citation, No. 3, was held on Monday even
ing at Peabody school building. The chair
man of the committee on streets, Mr.. Silas
c. Clarke, said the report was as yet incom-
plete, but he proceeded to read what was
effect that the northeast section of the city
had been Disseminated against In favor OF
the northwest, and interesting facts and
figures were presented. Mr. Clarke said
that every one OF the seventeen commls
-ioners and elk engineer commissioners the
District had had were interested In north.
western property. The improvements so
far agreed upon by the committee, AMI
which will be asked for, were submitted to
the meeting,
National Republican., 1887-08-31
The WnshIngtnn Znuaves.

The Washington Zouayes last night
elected the following olllAers: John
c. irwin, captain; James F, Dickson, first
lieutenant; Charles NJ Skerret, second lieu
tenant; G, l.. Alexander, secretary; anl
John c. Exner, treasurer. A commItts.
was appointed to confer with Gen Orlwav
IN regard to Joining the National Guard A
number Of applications for enlistment into
the company were received and accepted
The number on the rolls is now large
enough to be mustered ia.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
The Merchants' Rifles.

A special meeting of the Merchants
Rifles was held last evening, and Messrs
Purcell and Reh appointe a committee to
30 TO Philadelphia to make arrangements fol
,hc uniforms of the company. Messrs
King, Kelley, Hutchinson, Buck, Purcell
nd Morgan were appointed committer
rn the excursion, the time for which has
neen changed to Sept 9 next. The entries
'or the prize racing will be open until L
o'clock on that day.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
Tho Ie1iOn of HonOr.

The closing session OF the Supreme Coun'
ell Of the Legion of Honor was held yester
day at No. 1905 T. street The laws were
amended on several minor points and Chi
cago was selected as the place for the next
meeting, two years hence. Tue officers were
installed. and at the conclusion of the cere-
monies the council adjourned. Tue dele.
yates expressed Themselves as being very
much pleased with the treatment accorded
them during their stay In the city.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
President Ci.veIand's vacation.

The President intends spending the next
few weeks at Oak VIeg. rni' hs considers
his vacation time; and while he will spend
II near the capital so that he can utteud to
actual putlic business, he will not fe-,
obliged, when necessarily called to the
white house, 10 devote any time 10 persons
seeking place or merely DESTROYS Of paying
their respects.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
CITY ITEMS.

ROWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, I'll Four
Snd-a-half street northwest, three doors nor. ii
# FennSylvuuia avenue. T.. =, HOwland, VI
D., G. II. Rowland, ID. b. H., surgical, uperAtiy
md mechanical dentists, Extraction, aud,
nltrCus oxide, 81 cents each tooth, and only ,
cents extra for gar, whether one or numb
n teeth are extracted at the same SiLtia,
Have administered nitrous oxide TO oyer 4b.pl'
persons, Artificial teeth 81 per set Cold
amalEan, aud white Hllings Inserted IN m
beat manner, Al! work warranted first Oas
National Republican., 1887-08-31
v.n,nII,,us org.piztor

meeting Of Republicans from the dl'.
fnent states AMI territories temporarily re-
siding in this city will be held az the Ar
lipgton Hotel to morrow Thursday nigh
at 7:20 O'Clock. The object Is to perfect an
organization Of Republican voters from
II cir respective states and territories, fnr
the election Of officers and TN executive
committee, and to transact any other Dusi-
uess Of interest to the organization.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
The Chicago Enoanpment.

The President will to-day issue procla
nation allowing tho entry of the arms,
uun,ions, and baggage of such foreign
military organiz atoms as NAV desire to par
irip0te In the national militia cncamp.
n,nt and dril to be held In Chicago IT.
Dctoher next upon satisfactory assurances
cirg given that none OF the articles shall
{ sod or permitted to remain In this
nOuLtry.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
tsuIldIng Permits

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: Albert Knot, two.story frame
dwelling, Warren street, between Prospect
avenue and Bridge, $500; Bergner and Eugrl
lrewng Company, twO-story dwelling and
warehouse. 5iH feet fr MT intersection OF
sixth anh d streets aud Virginia avenue .outh-
west. Sl3.00O: Thomas Jefferson, two.stOry
ramo dwelling, Garfield avenue, IIillsdalc,
S0W &. =. bury, two tory brick dwelling,
loss Sixth street nCTtbWpE S3U00,
National Republican., 1887-08-31
Music at the Capitol Grounds.

The following programme OF music will be-
iondered by the Marine Band, u1de' tho
direction OF pfof, John Philip Sousa, this after.
noon ut 3 O'Clock: /. CollOratinn, "NanDn,
ncnre; 2, overture, "Semeram de-" Rossini
=, valsc, "Come Into the trdeu Maud, Btlie;
t. caprice, "lrIsh Patrol 10y requesO Pn"rner;
O song, Rock a.1ye- Baby" Canning: 7, 'te'
niuisc' nces Of Verdi" Godfrey; s, "Planta-
ion chO,s." Ross.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
Death From Heart Disease.

Mrs. Eherly, wife Of George NJ Eberly,
wing at 1922 Boundary street, droppe
lead in herhouse last night at O'Clock Of
,srt disease, The lady was 80 years old
IN weighed about 200 pounds, She h is
psided in that section for many years aud
vas much esteemed by all who knew her
National Republican., 1887-08-31
Habitual CONSUMPTION

And kidney ard liver ills, depending on n
weak or inactive condition of the Kidneys,
lyer or bowels, are successfully. and per
set effective laxative and dluretc, Syrup of
Figs. 1t advantage: are evident; 1t is easily
laknn, pleasing to the taste, acceptable to the
ten, and truly beneficial in effect For sale in
20 cent and 81 bottles by ali leading druggists.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
District Annnintmnnis.

TIE commissioners yesterday made the fol-
loving appointments Patrick Moan, app, mt.
d ambulance driver of the Washington Asy-
um vic" Edward Hardy, resigned, and jose
rlire Johnson appointed cook at the same
irr.itu'iun Sasdrack wilkins appointed an
additional nrvate o. the Metropolitan police
,or du'S NJ Wm. NJ. Git &; ca IS warehonses.
firS' Al Indiana avenue northwest. Private
II G Connolly appointed an acting sergeant
~ the police force, the appointment. to take
effect October !.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
Consular Officers R.cogntzsd.

Baiz as consul general of Guatemala at
New York, and Camille as consul of Italy
At Chicago for the central states Of the
North American union.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
New sy.tem of Taxation,

The District commissioners are consider
'Ig the plan of abolishing the present sys-
ten Of water rents and water main taxes,
and that the general taxes be increased on
real estate to cover the expenditures Of the
water department,
National Republican., 1887-08-31
RupaIrn To SIreets.

Superb enrent ], Burrows in his anuui II
report states that 81 935 was expended forr =
pnirs to rhe Streets &C.. last year The sun al
t77 3s9Si wa exp nded in the hermit va. k,
n sG,si4 6 In com! usOry permit work. Tn
gird gCO "a
National Republican., 1887-08-31
A Virginia Onicer's Mistake.

The police received adlsDAtch from Fair
fax Court House yesterday morning early
stating that the sheriff had the murderer
Heiderman arrested Detective Mahon
went over aud the prisoner proved to be u
Pullman cur porter named Carter.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
A True Fish story,

The President received II twelve pound trout
yesterday morning. IT was sent by Mr.. b. X.
Pain, the banker Of this city, ana was
CnuPht by him from the dock of the Fort VIII
liam Henry Hotel, Lake George.
National Republican., 1887-08-31
A Satisfactory Appointment.

The President yesterday appointed Prof.
&. Brown Goode as United States fish com
nissioner, Solicitor McCue having decline,
he honor. Mr.. Goode has been closely
Yhfociat ed with o c late Prof. Baird ou nj
matters pertaining to pisclculture, and tn
SUpoirtmeLt is = very satisfactory one to
-ritntific men generally
National Republican., 1887-08-31
lhn lnmrI KeuOId

Equity Court Justice Merrck-Bohrer VS..
0ueltGcs; deposition ordered taken at Berry
vile, Va Mcloy, assignee, VS. Central Ma
tionsl Bank; time TO take proof limited to NY
days Fowler vs. OBtien; answer Of d iend
mt rin,tated on file. Corrig4n vs. Corrlgaui
sAle n aTtileh nisi.
National Republican., 1887-08-31

ASGosTURA BITTERs are endorsed by the
highest medical au' u'horities mere and in En-
rope as preventative aed cure nj N TARA
md all summer diseases. Keep II In yolr
houses TO flavor YOUR drinking water aud all
other beverages.
National Republican., 1887-08-31

THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company an-
uOunce two delightful autuinua pleasure tour,
The Allegheny Mountains aud CressJu
>pr ngs during the month of September, the
S'b Round.trip tickets. including one day
hoard ut the famous Mountain House, gOo1 to
etnrn within ten days,will be sold from Wash
igton Mt S.. Those avaiing themselves of
hes- enjoyable trips will leave Washington
II $50 u. IN, connecting at harrisburg with
pial Train